By the way, I have to correct something real quick. It's early and morning. My mind's not working right correctly. It's the liquid acids is not owned by a family that went to Salisbury. Kirby's Sports Pub, which is right next to liquid assets is. And the Kirby's went to Salisbury. One of them lived with me. I don't know why I was thinking liquid assets. It's Kirby. Because it's next door to it. It's right next door. Brain fog.

Brain fog. Brain fog. Early brain fog. It's all good. No worries. I know I'm going to get I'm going to get techs from the Kirby family. Sure. We don't own liquid assets. Sorry, that was my fault. And your Ryder Cup pool is full. Full. We're in. All full up. I'm going to contact all of them and we're going to set up the draft and draft the players. That's my personal apocalypse. What he's doing, personal apocalypse to me. I love it. I live for it. I know you love it. It's your thing. Hey, on Sunday, Terry McLaren had his best game of the season.

He's caught just 10 passes for 149 yards in three games so far this season.

But he had a near touchdown on a long pass.

But he suffered a quad injury.

Yesterday, we learned that he's seeking a second opinion,

which makes a lot of people think he's unlikely to go on Sunday.

What are your thoughts on Terry potentially being out for week four?

Do you resent him for missing all of the preseason?

Not one bit. With the contract squabble.

I never resent players for trying to grab as much money as they can in a sport as

violent as the NFL, where their careers could end anytime they take the field.

I mean, if you're a commander's fan and you're upset at Terry because he held in and wanted

to get paid, I just, I don't know if you're a real fan of the team. Are you really a fan of the team if you're going to hate on one of the most popular players for trying to get paid? Well, you can still get frustrated. Eh, it's fine. Life goes on. Well, we knew he was going to kind of get off to a slow start. That just happens. He had a slow start last season, too. Yeah, a slow start last year. But guys who hold out and don't practice at all for basically

six weeks, you're going to get off to a slow start. And we kind of saw that.

But we also saw him. We said by week three, he's got to kind of jump out and prove he's a $30 million.

He's got to start wrapping up. And he made the big play, all right, didn't score, even though he did score. He did score.

But you can't control injuries.

I mean, he was going 150%. I mean, he was trying to get into the end zone. There's just no way of knowing. It's such an easy thing to say, oh, it was because of the hold end. It's just no way of knowing. I know it's the last thing that we wanted

because we knew that it would be a narrative.

It would be the first thing they say.

But let's just hope that it's only a week.

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